Activities

Gopher Science Laboratory: Royal Society of Biology

The Gopher Science Labs project supports transition from primary to secondary school with peer-to-peer learning across age groups.

Gopher Resource booklet is a transition phase initiative funded by the Welsh Government through the National Science Academy and delivered by the Royal Society of Biology.

You can download the resource booklet here (1.5MB pdf).

Read more here on our previous projects page.

Milk and More – Biochemical Society

Milk and More is a new workshop which has been developed by See Science and funded through the Biochemical Society Scientific Outreach Grant which introduces biochemical science for KS2/3 audiences. It consists of 4 different hands-on milk based activities, as well as some ideas of other food-related experiments, all suitable for use within lesson time or as STEM Club activities.

You can download a zip file of all the resources here.

Maths in Museums – Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales

Maths in Museums is a digital resource to support the numeracy framework in primary schools. The toolkit was developed in partnership with See Science. The toolkit is sponsored by the National Science Academy grant scheme.

You can download the resources pdf here.

Excitement and Wonder of Science Aberystwyth University

A new Welsh medium science website for 7-16 year old pupils has been launched by Aberystwyth University education publisher CAA Cymru.

Cyffro a Rhyfeddod Gwyddoniaeth (Excitement and Wonder of Science), has been developed to stimulate thinking and encourage pupils to explore further scientific questions that arise in their everyday lives. The resource has been sponsored by the Welsh Government and authored by Cerian Angharad of Cardiff based STEM consultancy See Science.

Science Enhancement Experience (SEE) STEM Challenges

Science Enhancement Experience (SEE) was created and developed by See Science. The challenges are designed to facilitate learning, team working and encourage pupils' curiosity to find out how and why things work.

The SEE resources were produced thanks to the generous support from the Welsh Government's National Science Academy.

Primary STEM Challenges

The challenges are designed to facilitate learning, team working and encourage pupils' curiosity to find out how and why things work. During the challenge the pupils develop their problem solving, communication and innovation skills.

You can download the primary STEM Challenge resources here and the teacher notes for the challenges (both primary and secondary) here.

Secondary STEM Challenges

During the challenge the pupils develop their problem solving, communication and innovation skills. All secondary pupils who complete the challenge can register for a Discovery CREST Award.

You can download the secondary STEM Challenge resources here and the teacher notes for the challenges (both secondary and primary) here.

Chemistry in the Primary Classroom

The upper KS2 workshop consists of four practical activities that pupils undertake in groups, each linked to a real-world chemist's role.

The activities include pH testing and identifying unknown white powders while the real-world chemistry covered during the session ranges from Environmental Chemistry to Forensics and even polymer manufacture.

You can download a zip file of all the resources here.

Chemistry on the High Street

The workshop is appropriate for Community Groups and the activities can be adapted for ages 6 to 14. The resources consist of a PowerPoint, a set of Activity sheets detailing 4 different Chemistry based activities and a set of Busking activities all linked to products commonly found on the High Street. Busking activities are short demos or hands on activities appropriate for community groups or science fairs/family days settings.